SAN FRANCISCO – Whether Intel can remain the world’s largest semiconductor company in the wake of the PC tsunami is anyone’s guess. But there’s no doubt the company is trying to move fast on multiple fronts to participate in a richly diverse set of opportunities ahead. This year’s Intel Develop Forum showed the company racing …
Shutterstock photo Analog Devices, Inc. ADI has reportedly acquired the Cyber Security Solutions (CSS) business of Sypris Electronics LLC in an all cash deal worth $42 million. What’s in Store for Analog Devices? This acquisition is expected to boost Analog Devices’ capabilities in the field of secure radio communications that has its application in the …
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CompuCom is doubling down on the lucrative Internet of Things market, announcing on Friday it will acquire the IoT division of managed IT service provider Extensys. Will Winn, senior vice president of IoT solution sales at CompuCom, said the acquisition would equip CompuCom with Extensys’ “breadth and expertise at the field maintenance and monitoring level.” …
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2016 Business Communications: Changing the Way We Work 5G is a massive effort that requires players to cooperate on a number of levels. This week, AT&T said that it is talking with powerful companies about working together on the technology. Computerworld says that Ericsson, Nokia, Huawei, Qualcomm, Intel, Samsung and LG are among the possible …
An old internet protocol can’t support the billions of devices that will soon comprise the internet of things, a Commerce Commerce agency says—but it’s not sure how to speed up adoption of the new protocol that could. Connected devices, “smartwatches to connected refrigerators, furniture and thermostats,” need an IP address to get online. IPv4, an …
PCIe 4.0 will double interconnect performance bandwidth and be better poised for use in mobile and IoT applications. SAN FRANCISCO—PCI Express (PCIe), the bus standard that already drives many internal computer components from graphics card to storage devices, is already fast and powerful. But it could soon be getting even better. Version 4.0 of the …
Scott Amyx Crunch Network Contributor Scott Amyx is a thought leader, speaker and author on wearables and the Internet of Things, and is the managing partner at Venture1st and CEO of Amyx+. How to join the network We often highlight our frailties when we fail — we are, after all, only human. However, technology is …
Image courtesy of frankieleon This is, unfortunately, becoming one of the most predictable stories of the early 21st century. It goes something like this: new tech product comes on the market. Consumers, finding product solves their problem, eagerly buy. Then the company that made the product turns off the server that made the thing “smart,” …
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Internet of Things or better abbreviated as IoT, has taken the industry by storm. It is expected that this technology can soon replace millions of jobs in the small and medium-skilled levels. This technology has already emerged as a successor to a lot of work related to administration and support staff. Minneapolis-based 75F uses Internet …
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Internet Governance NTIA wants to know IoT address needs By Mark Rockwell Aug 18, 2016 The fact that the Internet of Things is about to explode isn’t news to people who already have internet-enabled refrigerators, houses and cars, but one government agency wants to understand how to handle all that gear under the IPv6 routing …